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Asus EeePC T91 headed for the UK

9. May 2009

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It’s been several months when we last reported about the Asus EeePC T91, one of their first touchcreen equipped netbooks. Well, we’ve got good news for you guys in the UK. The Asus EeePC T91 is now confirmed to be hitting the UK market sometime in late May or early June for £449 which is [...]

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Asus Eee PC 701 UMPC

5. February 2009

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Whether they call it UMPC, Tablet or MID, the looks suggest another cheap Asus product. The Eee PC 701 UMPC is still in the prototype stage. The EeePC 701 seems to be the end-result of Asus’s Origami concept. It’s very light, too, at 1.68 pounds. Apparently it’s a stylus touchscreen sort of a deal. No [...]

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Viliv S7 joins the Tablet Netbook fray

12. January 2009

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What do you get when you combine the Sony Vaio P and an Asus Tablet netbook? The Viliv S7 is probably it. The Viliv S7 comes with a smaller 7-inch 1024×600 display, an Intel Atom Silverthorn (1.33GHz or 1.86Ghz) processor, 1GB RAM, 1.3-megapixel webcam, 16GB SSD or 60GB HDD, Wifi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, WiMAX, HSDPA, GPS [...]

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Asus EeePC T101H: Bigger, Better-looking brother of the T91

7. January 2009

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It looks like the Asus Eee PC T91 won’t be the only tablet netbook to hit the market this year as the Asus Eee PC T101H has also been spotted at the same event albeit not being announced. Aside from sporting the same tablet feature, the Eee PC T101H comes with a bigger display that [...]

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Asus EeePC T91 Touch Netbook Announced

6. January 2009

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The Asus Eee PC T91 will not be in the range of most netbook prices, but Asus assures us it’s still a netbook. It uses the Intel Atom Z520 and will have an 8.9-inch touchscreen that can swivel into tablet mode. It’s thin at 1 inches and light at under 1kg. Asus says GPS and [...]

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Acer Aspire One can take netbook leadership from Asus

1. November 2008

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It seems that Acer has managed to do what other netbook manufacturers have failed in achieving, stealing the netbook sales leadership from Asus. Well, that is if Acer’s projection of shipments is to be believed. They say that they’re on track to ship 6M units this year which is definitely more that the 5M of [...]

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Windows 7 plays nice on the Eee PC 1000H

31. October 2008

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While for the most part Windows Vista has drawn the ire of netbook users for being too much of a memory hog, Microsoft has apparently addressed this issue in their next OS, Windows 7. Apparently, the Windows 7 beta runs relatively well on an Asus Eee PC 1000H that comes equipped with an Intel 1.6GHz [...]

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Archos 5G PMP, M! MID, EeePC 901 now offered by SFR on data plans

25. October 2008

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Craving for an Archos 5G PMP? If you’re a resident of France, here’s some good news for you folks. SFR is now offering the new Archos 5G Internet Media Tablet for €249 ($320) with a monthly data service plan of €19.90/$25 for existing subscribers and €24.90/$32 for new ones on a 2-year lock-in period. If you [...]

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Asus EeePC S10 unboxing pics will take your breathe away

19. October 2008

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Nothing gets our blood pumping then a set of unboxing pictures of an exquisitely designed device. In this case, it’s the luxurious looking Asus EeePC S101. If you’ve been out of the loop for the past couple of weeks, the EeePC S101 is Asus’ latest netbook that aims at winning the hearts of those in [...]

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Netbooks in Europe, Middle East and Africa net 2 million sales

17. October 2008

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We know that the netbook industry is growing just by looking at the sheer number of models from different manufacturers coming out in the market, but is it really a lucrative business? Considering that netbooks will have to fight amongst themselves as well as lure potential laptop owners, one would think that the netbook biz [...]

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